Medford mail tribune., May 15, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

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Official paper of Jai-keon CounU.
Adferttalng Rcpreaenratlv-.
II. 0. MlMlfcNSF.N Jt COMPANY
Office In New York, Clihago, lletrolt,
Sun ,'raoclco, Lo Angelea, Heattle, Cort
land. Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Perry
An awning tins been erected In
tlio biz. district under which, If
lie is rent careful, n pigmy can
walk without sustaining a frac
tured skull.
Citizens who do their snoozing
In the vicinity of trees, complain
that the golden-throated lark
HtniU his morning vocalizing too
noon.
t'KANK CI.AKK, AHOYt
Architects aro men who liulid
houses for other peoplo to live in.
This gives them much greater lee
way than If they hud to live In the
liouscH they build. Of course,
architects do not do the uulual
construction. They long ago dis
covered that It was much easier to
draw a design and leave tho heavy
work to others. Then after a time
they discovered that drawing, too,
was tedious, so tuday as a rulo the
best architects, llko captains of
Industry, confine themselves to
conferences and gesturos.
(JJaltlmoro Hun.)
I
It Is understood that tho gents
engaged In Hid race from tho l'u
clflc to the Atlantic, other than In
H broken down 4d, arc limping like
n lady with a new pair of chic and
comfortable $13 shoes, In which
all tlio leather contained In thu
ear of a steer was used.
Voters are wurned not to pay
any attention to . 11th hour
canurds, that bob up at 10:37
o'clock.
Autnlsts are obeying the traffic
Hlgns. This Ik known lo be u fact,
because no traffic signs have
leaped Into the path uf u vehicle,
and been mangled.
HUNT WIMIOCIIACK OP TIIH
M'KKK "Mrs. Jones' pretty pink
frock, was completely hidden by a
coat of tan" tottuwa, Can., ller
uld.) Speaking contemptuously to his
cigarette-lighter, the rhlnoceroB
hlded contraption In the hand of
J. V. Htissell unexpectedly spit
forth a modest flame yestcrdny.
It Is about time tho long suffer
ing public demanded that the
henneries put something in the
strawberry shortcako, . besides
strawberries.
IIOMKI.V MKV
I've noted this, as the years go by.
That beauty Isn't a lasting boon;
That delicate flowers soonest die.
And your pretty fellow ages
soon.
Well, that's an old uud well-worn
tune, ,
Hut haply Its opposlte'a mlsced
your ken
Time gnaws holes In a waning
moon,
IJut the yours arc kind to homely
men.
Harsh lines blend as Iho seasons
fly.
Troubles soften nn edge rough
hewn; Clouds spoil only a flceklesa sky.
And your pretty fellow ages soon.
An ugly husk or a rough cocoon
Promises aye, and fulfills It then;
Ago trends beauty with hob
nailed shoon,
)tut the yours aro kind to homely
men,
Kmooth perfection Is mangled by
Suffering's sabor und hate's har
poon; Tlmo soon quenches (bo sparkllng
cyo,
And your pretty fellow ngea soon
tut the moltowlng mask or the
old buffoon
Vhat wrltos Pain with Its acid
pen ?
Only tho smooth from u scur
will awoon,
J ! lit. the years mo kind to homely
men!
(Cleveland Plalndenler.)
i
Seymour .Ioiicn Ia'iivcw.
H.M.U.M, Ore., May 15. Wi
Seymour Jones, stato market
I'gent. left Inst night for Wash
ington, , D. c, to attend a con
; cntlon of weights and meusures
officials, called by the federal bu
reau of standards. . Mark U. Mc
Allister, state corporation cominls
' sinner, left yoatorduy for .Dallas.
Tonus, to attend c convention of
building .and loan officials.
lirldjro On t.'niiMjiin.
SALEM,-, Ore., Miy 15. Oft
; Illda for the construction of n
bridge over tile Umpu.ua river at
Kcottsburff on the Draln-Reedsport
ItiRhway will be opened by the
lata highway commission at a
meeting la Portland on May &.
THE NECESSITY OF
THE illness of a juror in the C'liiine.v ense culls addition once
more to the neeewtity of n provision in the Oregon Inw
which would nuikc the selection of ulteruiile jurors in nil Mines
of importance imperative.
Everyone reiiiemhers how the cNpcnsc of the D'Autreiimnt
ense was incroiiNcil hy the illness anil Milspiiciit ili'fith of a juror.
Fortunately the illness of the Chancy juror is not serious and
ciics at the beginning of the trial, hut it might well have conic
at its close.
A majority of the states provide for such emergencies j Ore
gon should join the majority, at the earliest possible moment.
Meuiiwhilc it would be well in the selection of all jurors to
include the condition of health, among the first essential qualifications.
SUPPORT THE MEDFORD AIR MAIL
THE people of Medford as it whole do not seem to appreciate
the real value of the air-mail port in this city; the service
it gives, the prestige it involves, and the importance of it reten
tion and further development.
At any rate, the air-mail service is not used here as it should
be used, and it is not growing as fast as it should grow.
As this is air-mail week, the time seems opportune to urge
everyone hereabouts to use more air-mail stamps, not as a mat
ter of eivie self-interest entirely, although that factor is in
volved hut because the value of this service can only be ap
preeiated by the person who habitually uses it.
Only last Wednesday a Medford woman received an air
mail letter mailed from .Chicago on Monday, which gives
an idea of the saving in time this service provides. Every
business man knows how, when lie receives a stack of mail, he
quickly picks out the air-mail first, because it attracts his eye,
and he at once assumes it is deserving of his immediate atten
tion. '.,?
When the people realize that only eig"ht cents added to two
cents for two ounces, gives this premium of value to their cor
respondence, more general use of air-mail will follow as a matter
of course.
The solution of the problem appears to rest upon education.
The people will use the air-mail more generally when they
understand its many advantages more clearly.
So look into the air-mail, lircthren. The more you under
stand it the more you will like it, and the more you add to the
volume of air-mail from this port, the better chance Medford
will have of taking that leading part in air-mail and air-transportation
development, to which its natural advantages en
title it.
WHAT ABOUT
THE NEW YOKK TIMES, A Democratic newspaper, does
not seem to agree with certain newspapers in Oregon that,
under the stress of political excitement, maintain that Congress
man Hawley is of no account, and his recent election as chair
man of the. House Ways and Means Committee is an empty
honor. -
The Times runs portrait of Hawley and declares:
Mr. Hawley Ih the flint mini from the Pacific Coast nntl tho
Bficnnd from west of tlio Mississippi Itlver ovor to reach the chair
ninnshlp, which ranks ttbovo nil olhor positions In tlio power of
(ho House to Klvo lis nicinhnrs, except those of speaker and ma
jority floor leader. The group over which ho will presldo Is one.
of tho most dlstlhKulHliPil In tho House. In It aro men chosen for
their ability to discluiijto Iho function which tiniler tho Constitu
tion dovolvns on Iho Holme origlnatlm; tho national tax ami
other roventio hills.
Predictions aro being made that under Mr. Ifuwley's leadership
a now protecllvo tariff bill will appear next yoar If tho Hoiuihlicau
parly Ih returned to office.
Mr. lluwloy Ih regarded as one of tho deopest students of tlio
tariff in tha Houso. When tho last tariff was enacted ho analyzed
Its provisions and Kavo a historical account of tariff legislation by
his party that brought him recognition as an expert. Ho has been
through two tariff debates and la a firm advocate of the Republi
can theory of protection.
Jf these facts are not true, will someone kindly explain why
a newspaper of the standing of the New York Times, opposed
to tho party. Hawley represents, should go out of its way to
boost the Orcgoiu Congressmau and misrepresent tlio facts con
cerning him!
QUILL
Americanism: Hrilliant white teeth in 11 smiling counte
nance enclosing a hot dog.
The onrly bird t'ot.x hv worm, but wluit doos the early worm
got? 'Well, the one next door gets his own brenkfnst.
News iho1ornphs .slmuld be fresh, though it's till right to
use that old one ot Wales dismounting.
'lIow you like to try a parachute!" asked the Chieago gang
ster. "Ale," said his pal, "I only need oue-ashoot."
Correct this sentence: 4 "The reason 1 tike fans," said the
umpire, "is because they're so fair ami reasonable."
THE NEBBS The Blow
ir l EVE.R NEEDED VTUOUSAiMD
BUCS I NfXD IT MOW TO COVE.Q
ryiy mcRvjInj om U.S.8RA"&S
rLOUNiOEW-S I TlEO IO BOP
QOW IT rCOM rAV COUStW ft.NO
CvLL I 6OT Wft,S ADVICE ftCaCklNSr
tiTCUMOrS, AMD W&MTCD TO RTV
HOW A LOAF OT RHEAQHE WOtlLO
6AN' IT VAJOULD GWE ME
MEDFORl) MATL
ALTERNATE JURORS
HAWLEY?
POINTS
mDKjESTIONJ ,
' I f I'fA SURPCSED I PEON-i my BCOKEt? - I
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THTBUNE, MEDPORD,
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRAD7, M. D.
Signed letter pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to divas diafnoata or
treatutcial, will be anaweriKl t iJf. Brad) It a auruprd. Hlf-aldrued envtlopa la Mtcloaed.
Ittera should be br.ef and written la ink. Owing to the bug number of letters r-c-vivt-d,
only a few can be aiuwered here. No reply can be made, to queries not oooiern
liif Co Inatriwtioiia. AUlres In. William Brady, id cars of this newspaper.
JM) T11K MOVIKS 'KM?
A thoughtful reiKior wrHt?H.. I hives? I'd like to prevent a rcpe
"I wish the movie Iiouhi-h wnuhl titfon. If that la poHblble. (M.
throw on tho uerecn the city law j I.. If.)
t n a t c v k o n m Annw"i i jsuniiy hives tir
n e e z I n k or1 cuusf-t! hy the eim-unco into the
coughing I ii t Mood of Home undiluted or for
a puhlfc place! elicn protein Mubtitunce. Knit a
should cover j Mtamped envelope bearing your ud
thelr n o h o and 1 dr. hm and ak for inntructlnn8,
mouth. Would mention. ni; that you have hives,
not a Nimplu plc-jiJo not tsfiid clippingH.
titro or h ketch! Not by a Jugful
that could Ijo j ' 1. What Ih your opinion of the
flatted on t h c revicator and will cooling water
Hcreen in a fowl with ice make It lens healthful?
sec on i In hIiow people how moHtMJi) What Ih your cure for a bed
common sU-knesries are carried In ' wetter of hIx years? () Where
the mouth uprny and teach them to Jean I get a pamphlet for Instrue
be more careful about covering tlon of eight-year-old girl? (Mia.
cougliH and uneeze,?" ,sj
Another BUggeHtn: Anruver. (J) My opinion of the
"In view of the ttimpllcfty. of thej revigator Ik best expretoted In two
method and the vital Importance word, to-wit. ha and ha. ( ) 1
of it, would it not help life wiving have no cure for anything. (3)
If the method were demonnlrated
frequently on the moving picture
screen? Much a film could be
shown in a fraction of a minute, if
the etna ntial manipulations wrrc
all that the picture offered. The
frequent running of hucIi a film
would impress the method on the
mlnda of even Indifferent ttpec
tatorn, not to mention the majority
of patronH of movie Hhows who
would naturally like to know how
to he of worvice In ' emergencies"
Iloih corrcHpondcnts would seem
to attribute reai educational value
to moving pictured. This Is an
eHttmate in which I cannot Join.
The moviea may have their Influ
ence In propagating certain Ideas,
but the great educational value oil
tlie cinema as heralded hy Mr.'v
KdiHon and other prophets haHf
failed to materialise. We still get.
moat or our information or
edge through the written and
spoken word. A child would be
unfortunate indeed If he had to de
pend to any considerable degree
upon picture, still or moving, for
his education.
However, both of these sugges
tions are excellent. I should say.
If there Is a law or ordinance pro
hibiting open face coughing and
sneezing In public places; It Is only
one of thu many Jokes the health
nut hoi-Mien play ; upon the public.
Surh laws or ordinances do not
particularly interest any business
or commercial body nnd therefore
tire not likely to lie enforced If en
acted. Hut paHs a Hilly llttlo regu
lation prohibiting the Hale uf sec
ond hand mattresses -and Hen how
rigidly your alleged public health
department will enforce It for
this Ik an excellent law , for the
multrcss business.
Tho I'eprcHcntatlou of the usual
mode of fufectlon by a sketch or
cartoon on tho movie screen might
help to enlighten some children,
though I doubt whether this lesson
would effect any reforms among
adults who have yet to learn not
to cough or sneeze with nose or
mouth uncovered. Such persons
require a more vigorous kind of
instruction, And even if the en
tire population became sufficiently
intelligent and polite to cover all
coughs and sneezes, we should still
have plenty of sickness and dis
ability from respiratory infections
transmitted in the ordinary con
versational mouih spray, which
carries four or five feet far
enough to catch most persons one
talks with.
(Jl'KNTIONK AND ANKWl-ItS
lllology
In biology I learned that at the:
gateway of the stomach there are
two juwt placed by nature which
crush all food that has escaped the
process while In the mou'h. These
in tno mou n. inese,
jaw,." wo learned, aro not as well
UOUHMl S I CUI II IO I II In purpoM',
ami in giving out would be the
sou rce of d Igest ivo t rou hie. Th Is
explains tlio evil of not chewing
one'H food. (Miss W. 15. U-)
Answer.- No such function Is
served by tho gateway to the hu
man stomach. Your conception of
this Illustrates a grave mistake In.
eiluca'.lou the attempt to Include
Klit'h ii vital mill fllniliimenliil stilt-.
led lis human physiology in n Ken -
eral biology course. ii can't bcWi,uUi have to hllV(, ,11,1,..
done, and the wise teacher will not-,., .(,Kt- ,.. ,...-0. u-k. ,.,v.n, hi.pl
aiiempi ine impossioio. 1 win 1
could refir you to a text. book or
other source for a clear under
standing of the nature and action
of the Kittewny or card in of thf
n I o in u c h, but I can find none
adapted to hlh school use. It Is
advisable to chew thoroughly nil
carbohydrate fooil (such as veeta -
hies, fruits, cereals l, but this is)
not so impertant In the digestion
of mutts or fats.
Hives
I have the hives. How can I K't
rid of them? 1 have had them for.
about three week. What causes.
l Lirnrt A Mr -ruAni w i.- I rMr. cv Ofcr rrur- ArrM-rirk.iAi I
ST -re-i ni A tJCKET I MAKSlSl . FORCED "TO EUL YOU
ATtLECUOic COAU OUT ."
J N ) AND JUST WWW t'M 6ETTIW6 ON 1
. rn r I M FEET ANJ tMC rOTEL "bTAaTED J
faiW f SAlOD SodKS I OCX A HOLD OF FAOE
lluM C J OUT LIKE. MOST TOSY CMCEKS S
II KTTf3 ( 1 OMAWASM'BMi.
ORKQ OX, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1923.'
Write tho bureau of the public,
health service, treasury depart-;
ment, Washington, I. C.
Holy,. Kb! !
I am about to entrr the holy i
state of matrimony and would like;
to know if there Is any way you:
can suggest whereby one could :
postpone the coming of children, i
(I J.)
Answer. The best' way would be!
to postpone the marriage.
(Copyright John F. Dille Co.)
.
Who recalls when, a pound oM'" ' woman absorbed in the
strong butter used f wreck tlf details o dally life and son e gu dc
homo eve- so often? ..ycM. Is needed. I, myself a comparat 1
Mamie's still In college, hut several newcomer, feel unccr.aain about
..." . all tho enndldatea except the
ijuricsouc MumN miu. im-vii iiiii-i-
.. .. '..
nice," Haiti .Mrs. jm .iiMnf, i luiy.
Communications
A Word for Hrs. Curler
To the Kditor:
I wonder if in voting at the com
ing election it would not be good
policy for each voter to "Do unto
others as he would be done by."
and vote for the officers already
In office before choosing new ones?
If officers have conscientiously
dono their work and have done It
well, why should they not be re
tained? Mrs. Kusanne Homes Carter has
served successfully for two terms
as county school superintendent.
During that time she has done a
great deal toward the advancement
of health work, has introduced
hi .lr xhi lllK. .iruson enuntv:
," , " ,. ,. .., ,
day, muslii contests, and has sent
quarterly outlines to the teachers,
that help. If they nre conscien j
tiousiy followed, to keep tho school;
work uniform throughout the j
county, so lh.it pupils moving from
one school to another will not miss
any work.
.rhu mXaTy allowed the county
u,li,..ri,..f,.i.it rnl..,i,t sine
. . ... . .... m........
n moiiuir is nui nm ni ivii mi " i
to support a family on. He"
whole time to advance id Jcation.
. boo, th-.t she will he re -
ami we hope tn.it she w.11 ne 11-
t!ned so that she ma carry out
l.-e hlk'h standards alio has ulreudy
introduced
A lecturer from the rnlversity
of Oregon told me that Jackun is
lucky to have the county superln-
U'inli - nt we have
, VOTKH,
V.utte Fulls, May 1
(Name on file.
, .
Wants (-iilde to Voting
To the Kditor:
A number of newcomers' to ourimaey.
Rippling
Rhymes
Hr WH Kam'
TIIK TIlAtaO OITWK1K
It Is a tragic thing to one
who's labored through his
prime, who a tolled and sweated
In the sun and sailed every
dime, to think that when he
goes - to sleep beneath ' the
churchyard stoue, his children
soon will cease to weep, und
blow In every bone. Ho knows
the value of a coin, how hard'
It is lo gain, secured by..achlng
limb and loin, reward of stress
and strain; he's skimped and
labored, early, late, and now
that he is old, he thinks the
children only wait to throw
away tho gold. They do not
treasure every cent as he has
always done. In fact, they scorn
Insanely bent on foolish, costly
fun. They want a radio In
stalled, regardless of expanse,
so they can hear Juzz music
bawled and speeches lacking
sense. They want a finer, bet
ter car than he Is wont to
drive; luxurious these youngs
ters are they do not wish to
thrive. They want to see a
movie show three nights
week at least; and so the sacred
nickels go. expenses are in
creased.' They are not patient
when he tries his methods' to
explain; they too at him with
weary eyes, und seem to have
a pain. 80 he is brooding o'er
his wad, he looks aheud and
sees his hard oearned ducats
blown abroad like leaves upon
the breeie. Ho is embittered
in his age, tho outlook - black
appears; and he gives way to
fits of rage, and streams of Idle
tears. Ile'B worried to untimely
doom, the poor old toUworn
soul, and when he's laid within
his tomb the children take his
roll: and oftentimes they double
that, amid tho market's smoke;
and each becomes a plutocrat
Instead of going broke.
county have expressed a wish to j
be guided as to how to vote In the j
coming promaries on local candl-J
dates, of whom they know little or!
nothing, and 1 urn writing you to
ask if a representative body of I
citizens might not endorse a ticket,
through the papers or your paperi
publish a sugested .ticket. For aj
number of years the Oregonian did 1
that when I was living in Portland)
and our entire family of voters-
and friends voted as the paper ad
vised, aa wo felt our Ignorance- of
both men and Issues to be too great
to be worthy of decision.
Voting intelligently has ; become
a very difficult matter to the busy
. .,
I county school su pcrlntoiYlent, of
, ...... . ,i,i n,l
j MMIIIII 1 MUVV numu bii-..,.v -
such men ail the men nt the KlkH
club recommend Informally, which
my husband tells me about. If
any considerable group of people
endorse a candidate, one feels that
that candidate must not be utterly
without ability.
IT.VA H. INtSH.
131!
Kim street, Medford.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
Japan will establish a sort of
Asiatic: Monroe doctrine, and
run it. Also she will get what
she wants. One thing she wants
. :... 1...
W " conunuuu,..., -'
vism or oilier aint-eapuaiisiic
f J?V j n China. Ami Europe's
great nations that want money
1 ... s! -
RHEUMATISM
I r-n....... 1.lf. In ill, fliimini ltllflv
-.. . - - --
It is now absurd nnd preposter-
011s to suffer rheumatic pains irom
muscular. Inflammatory, sciatic,
! rheumatism.
Trunk's Prescription does not de-
nrPf4M thc ncnr, mir ruin the stom-
! Ilrh, and no dieting Is necessary lo
. ....
make it effective.
Trunk's I're-
harmful
drugs, but combines Ingredients '" ' -f
designed to positively overcome nny The election of James W. Mott
kind of rheumatism. It Is Impos- means active representation in
slble to get something better. What I Congress.
more do you want? An ideal frlc ! pft,d Adv. Mott for Contircss Corn
Acid yolvent und I.lver Medicine , mjUeei Astoria. Neil Moi-Iitt. ClwHr.
unyone can use with safety auu sai -
isfucllon: manufacturers establish
ed 3, years. Trunk's Prescription (
is sold" by James MeNair'a Phar -
WELL.Tl
I BllCKi I
ABOUT AMY
THE GOY
NOW I
I I WOOLD
V I IMl
' from Chinese trade will say :
j ! "Heaven bless you, Japan, go
ahead."
i What about the League of
. Nations!- That is supposed to
prevent only wars that the big
leaguers don't want.
i When you "lead that last
' month used 1 per cent more j
'power than the month before
and 2.2 per cent more thuu
; April, 1!)27, you know that thej
country is going ahead. I
The South, that once dcpeml
j ed on slave power, now pushes
I ahead with electriety and steam
j for slaves. That is better anil
! more profitable.
Everyman's Bible
Class to Entertain
The liveryman's Hlble class of
iho christian church will give a
salmon bake In the recreallon hall
of tha church Thursday of this
week at 8:30, for the wives of the
members and for the members of
tho Alpha Delta class and their
I husbands.
i . Members of classes are to take
j covered dishes. The Ulble class
i will furnish salmon, coffee and
j cream.
! All who have attended either of
j these classes, whether members
; now or not. are Invited.
FOR CONGRESS
JAMES W. MOTT
' Why We Need
A New Congressman
The following editorial, .-entitled,
"THE KBCORDS," appeared in tho
Oregon Uaily Journal (Portland),
under dato ot Mav 7. 192N:
".IAMKS W. MOTT of Astoria,
enndidate for Congress from the
First Oregon District, is ono t)C
Oregon's brilliant leislalors. Ho
haR an unusual record of nccomn
lishment. Ho has been the uuthor
of some of Orenon's most import
ant legislation. He is a speaker of
unusual gifts. Ho has invariably
been found favoring sound legisla
tion and opposing the unsound, and
has beeu an outstanding member ol'
the house since 1923.
"Mr. Mott presents a iliAest of
the record of Ills opponent, Mr.
Hawley. Ot It he -says:
'With the exception of pension
hills and hills for the relief ot in
dlviduals, Mr. Hawley la the past
16 years has introduced and spon
sored fewer than two dozen bills,
resolutions and amendments which
have becomo law. Most of these
were bills whose passage required
merely tho formality of their in
troduction. In other words, they
were bills in which no one had any
particular Interest and which, there
fore could be passed by unanimous
consent. Not a single ono of these
is of any general importance to llo
r'irst Congressional District of Ore
gon, to the state in general, or to
, . .
fne Jh record, as nppears
"isi. mm every nut
of general importance was killed
, referred and that only a handfu
j ever reached the stace of bpintr r
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"And that is about the Hawley
' record. "I Oregon Daily Journal,
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I 7:45 to S p. m.
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Political Announcements
FOlt SHKK1FF
1 am candidate for the repub
lican nomination for sheriff, pri
mary May J. CHAS. O. bTAUX.
May 17
I am a candidate for republic!
nomination for Sheriff at the Ma
primaries. 1 have had exper.anm
in both lax and criminal oepart.
menu and promise efficient ant
economical service.
May 17. GEO. B. ALDEN.
CODNTV CI.ERK
I am a oandldate for republican
nomination for county clerk; prom
ising personal attention, economj
and courtesy. O. R. CARTER.
May 17. - Talent,
1 nm ft candidate for tho noml
nation aa County Clerk on the Re
publican ticket.
May 17. A. J. CROBB.
f harahu nnnnilni'a mv rtnnAirlar
for the republican nomination fat
County Clerk. .D1K,tt
May IT.
t 1 ... nr.. ui n re mv candldaci
wnnlii.iirnn nomination tot
County Clerk for a second term
JjEL.1L.IA hTHiVt-r-o ai&ic-.
May K.
SCHOOL Sf I'KUISTKNUENT
1 am a candidate for the rei
oubllcan nomination for Behoof
superintendent. V. A. DAVIS.
Medford, May ii.
I am a candidate for the Repub
llcan nomlnalon for county school
superintendent.
O. W. MILAM.
May 17 ' '
t nm a candidate for nomination
on the republican ticket for the of
fice of County School Superintend
ent.
SUSANNE HOMES CARTER.
May 17.
COUNTS COMMISSIONER
I am a candidate for re-nomlna-tlon
on the republican ticket foi
County Commissioner. If nomi
nated and elected I will continue
to do my best to give the peoplf
an economical business adminis
tration. VICTOR BURSELL.
May 11
I am a candidate for the offle,
of county commissioner, subject to
the will of the republican party at
the May primary. J. O. LOVE.
Snowy Butte Orchard, Central Pt.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
I am a candidate for renomina
tlon in the Republican primaries.
May 18th. 1 stand pledged to
guard the taxpayers from lonK,
unnecessary, expensive trials or
Investigations by securing pleaa ol
guilty and speedy convictions.
In 1927 I handled 438 cr'mlnal
cases, secured 7 convictions from S
trials and 430 pleas of guilty.
ONE ClOOD TERM DESERVES
ANOTHER.
NEWTON C. CHANE Y.
May 17.
I am a candidate for the Repub
lican nomination for. District -At-
tonoy at tlio May primaries. 1 am
a native Oregonian and havo prac
ticed as a trial lawyer and prose
cutor In Oregon for 14 ycurs. 1
believe my record shows I am nuul
ifled for this position in every way.
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